Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Thurston-Mason Behavioral Health Organization.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Olympia
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Thurston
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
412 Lilly Rd Ne
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(360) 763-5828
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
98506
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Thurston-Mason Behavioral Health Organization
The board approved multiple voucher lists and contract amendments with the Health Care Authority to support permanent supportive housing services and the administration of non-Medicaid behavioral health services. Resolutions were passed to establish new 988 crisis helpline clinician positions and a jail diversion program supervisor position. Updates were provided regarding the successful 988 soft launch, recent staffing changes, and federal rural health grant plans, including partnerships for mobile crisis services. Additionally, the board reached a consensus to modify the procedure for the annual budget posting.
The Governing Board approved several key items, including voucher lists for July 2026 for TMBHO, TMBH-ASO, and OHRS. Resolutions were passed to amend the Employee Recruitment and Retention Benefit Program, create new positions for an IT Support Technician and a Senior Human Resources Specialist, and reclassify several Clinical Applications Analyst positions. Staff retention payments were authorized for eligible employees. The board also approved Amendment 16 to the contract between OHRS and Great Rivers Behavioral Health Administrative Service Organization regarding regional crisis services and approved a liability insurance renewal for 2026-2027. Updates were provided on the 988 crisis line implementation, including call volume and operational challenges, as well as status updates on the new crisis facility.
The board approved several consent items, including voucher lists for TMBHO, TMBH-ASO, and OHRS, along with a roof repair project for the Olympia Evaluation & Treatment Unit. Key contractual agreements were authorized, covering Community Behavioral Rental Assistance, 988 contact hub services, and a new electronic health record system implementation with Netsmart Technologies. Additionally, the board received updates regarding departmental contracts with the Department of Social and Health Services and the Health Care Authority, progress on the 988 readiness soft launch, the status of the Connections Facility funding, and recent personnel transitions within the Information Services department.
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Track Thurston-Mason Behavioral Health Organization meetings, strategic plans, and budget discussions before the public bid appears.
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